Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics

1969 - 2024

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Volume 2, issue 1, 1970

Meshing Natural Resource Use and Development with Increasing Urbanization pp. 1-5

W. B. Back

Urbanized Society Needs Met by Rural People pp. 7-10

Lee Taylor

Emerging Agricultural Problems for the Decade Ahead pp. 11-13

James G. Maddox

Farm Policy Requirements as Seen from the Perspective of Government pp. 15-17

Don Paarlberg

Toward Farm Policy Requirements for the 1970's to Improve the Well-Being of Rural America pp. 19-21

W. Neill Schaller and R. J. Hildreth

Policy Requirements in the Seventies: A Farmer's Viewpoint pp. 23-26

George C. Cartwright

Production Organization Implications of Agricultural Industrialization pp. 27-40

Odell L. Walker

Morphology, Modes of Behavior, and Measures of Market Power: A Framework for Evaluating the Impact of Industrialization of Southern Agriculture on Markets and Market Structure pp. 41-45

Richard A. King

Effects of Industrialization on Capital Requirements for Southern Agriculture pp. 47-51

Don Bostwick

Foreign Economic Development: The Need and How Well It Is Being Met pp. 53-59

Ralph K. Davidson

University Assistance in Building Agricultural Research Institutions in Southeast Asia – A Case Analysis pp. 61-67

Eldon D. Smith

Agricultural Development Effort Assessment: The Colombian Case pp. 69-76

James S. Plaxico

The Cotton Program Under the Food and Agriculture Act of 1965 pp. 77-82

James Vermeer

The Distribution of Benefits from the 1968 Upland Cotton Program pp. 83-90

Roger P. Hill

General Cropland Retirement: Effects on the South of Retiring Low-Net-Return Acreage vs. Retiring High-Cost Production pp. 91-96

Glenn A. Zepp and Jerry A. Sharples

Part-Farm General Cropland Retirement: Effects of Some Alternative Program Specifications pp. 97-101

George D. Irwin, Jerry A. Sharples and John H. Berry

The Optimum Geographical Location of Burley Tobacco Production within the Burley Belt pp. 103-107

Verner Grise

Relationships of Labor Costs to Selected Variables in Flue-Cured Tobacco Production pp. 109-114

Garnett L. Bradford

Off-Farm Income of People Involved in Farming pp. 115-119

Edward I. Reinsel

Simulated Effects of Use Value Assessment on Property Tax Rates pp. 121-127

Chauncey T. K. Ching and George E. Frick

The Federal Role in Small Area Planning pp. 129-132

Neil R. Cook

Some Conceptual Problems in the Evaluation of Water Pollution Damages pp. 133-137

Burl F. Long

A Proposed Procedure for Distributing Assessments Among Beneficiaries of Small Watershed Projects pp. 139-145

Ronald D. Lacewell and Vernon Eidman

The Use of Central Place Theory and Gravity-Flow Analysis to Delineate Economic Areas pp. 147-153

W. W. Hall and J. C. Hite

Quarterly Egg Production Estimators pp. 155-160

Robert G. Hoffman

An Economic Appraisal of the U. S. Tung Oil Economy pp. 161-168

Jimmy L. Matthews and Abner W. Womack

Toward An Information System for Guiding Research in the Soybean Production Economy pp. 169-174

J. B. Penn

Empirical Testing of a Farm Firm Growth Theory pp. 175-179

Frederick J. Rafeld and Edgar T. Shaudys

Systems Analysis Approach to Selection of Farm Equipment pp. 181-188

James E. Osborn and Wendell C. Barrick

Price and the Structure of Freight Car Ownership pp. 189-195

Patrick P. Boles and John O. Gerald

A Numerical Example of the Practical Use of Dummy Variables pp. 197-201

Charles Sappington

Volume 1, issue 1, 1969

The Commission on Food Marketing: Implications for Food Industries in the South pp. 1-5

Donald E. Farris

The Food and Fiber Commission Report: Implications for the South pp. 7-12

Luther G. Tweeten

Farm Policies - - A Paradox pp. 13-15

Gene McMurtry

A Viewpoint of Regional Research pp. 17-20

Alvin T. M. Lee

An Input-Output Approach to the Study of the Flow of Funds to Agricultural Capital Markets pp. 21-26

B. W. Bobst

An Analysis of Oklahoma's Economy by Districts Using Input-Output Techniques pp. 27-35

Gerald A. Doeksen and Charles H. Little

A More Objective Procedure for Determining Economic Subregions: Cluster Analysis pp. 37-44

P. Thomas Cox, Bernard Siskin and Allan Miller

Selection of a Farm Machinery Replacement Criterion Using Simulation pp. 45-51

Darrel Kletke

Gaming as a Farm Management Teaching Device: A Development and Analysis pp. 53-58

Kenneth C. Schneeberger

Educational and Occupational Plans of Farm Boys in 1967 pp. 59-64

Yao-chi Lu

Factors Affecting Producer Bargaining Power in Southern Fluid Milk Markets pp. 65-72

D. H. Carley

Market Organization and Functional Efficiency pp. 73-75

Floyd A. Lasley

Southern Economic Development: Some Views on Research Needs pp. 77-79

Fred H. Tyner

Evaluating Incentive Payment Programs Through Aggregate Production Response: The Case of Mohair pp. 81-90

James R. Conner, William K. Mathis and Robert R. Wilson

Cotton Quality, Price, and Use Value: A Statistical Model of a Textile Processing Plant pp. 91-97

Preston E. LaFerney

Regional and Sectoral Effects of Competition for Wheat Transportation pp. 99-108

Bruce H. Wright

Identifying Extension's Community Resource Development Clientele and Adapting Economic Information to the Needs of Each pp. 109-112

Ray Cavender

Identifying Extension's Marketing Clientele and Adapting Economic Information to Their Needs pp. 113-118

Richard W. Schermerhorn

An Essay on Federal-State Research Programs in Agricultural Economics: Needs and Prospects for the Future In Agricultural Marketing pp. 119-122

William T. Manley

Federal-State Research Programs in the Economics of Agricultural Production - - Needs and Prospects for the Future pp. 123-127

W. B. Sundquist

Relevant Research Areas and Organizational Questions Relative to Federal-State Research Programs in the Economics of Agricultural Production pp. 129-132

James H. White

Federal-State Research Programs in Rural Economic Development - - Needs and Prospects pp. 133-137

Alan R. Bird

An Appraisal of the Market for Agricultural Economists - - Structure and Performance pp. 139-144

Harold F. Breimyer

An Analysis of Extension Needs for Agricultural Economists pp. 145-150

Ernest J. Nesius

An Evaluation of Research Needs for Agricultural Economists pp. 151-158

R. J. Hildreth and Roland R. Robinson

An Appraisal of Needs for Agricultural Economists in Foreign Economic Development pp. 159-162

A. J. Coutu

The Industrial Demand for Agricultural Economists pp. 163-167

Leo Polopolus